(Lonely Boy - Andrew Gold)

He was born there in New Brunswick, Nineteen Fifty-six
A lad with a mom and dad
He had lived there on a dairy farm
His mother was a nurse said “what a lovely boy”
He'll grow up; stand for good
Ah, yes, just stand for good
He'll study and work hard
And make it in this world
We will teach him how to fend
To be nobody's fool

Oh, oh what a lovely boy
Oh what a lovely boy
Oh what a lovely boy

After some years with the Mounties
He landed with the Parliament
He became Sergeant-At-Arms for their needs
He served with distinction there
Well he walked down the halls
With such pride
Oh how he lived such a good life
When he said he would guard all their walls
He knew his job, the only one

Oh, oh what a lovely man
Oh what a lovely man
Oh what a lovely man

**Musical Interlude (well worth watching)**

Then came Islam
Then came death
Then came murder
It's pushin' on through

He got up from his desk that day Two Thou-sand fourteen
With his gun to find that bad man he had heard
All the shooting with time
Kevin walked down those halls
And he aimed at that man
He shot right at him
Kevin's a brave, brave man
He saved all of them and
Walked back to his room
He taught them how to fight
To be nobody's fool

Oh, oh what a lovely man
Oh what a lovely man
Oh what a lovely man

Oh, oh, oh, oh what a lovely man
Oh what a lovely man
Oh what a lovely man